1 By: Danielle Isabel
Table of Contents Aquatic Freshwater Marine Land Rainforest Temperate Forest Desert Tundra Grasslands Taiga 2
Aquatic Biomes 3
Marine Biomes Includes coral, oceans, and estuaries Plants include: algae, seaweed, and kelp Animals include: whales, many shellfish such as shrimp, and jellyfish Are made of salt water 4
Freshwater Are not made of salt water Includes rivers, lakes, and ponds Plants include: plankton and algae Animals include: carp, frogs, turtles, and catfish 5
Land Biomes 6
Rainforest Rarely gets higher in temperature than 93°F nor any lower than 68°F. Is almost constantly rainy and one of the wettest climates Plants include: curare, quinine, and rosy periwinkle. Animals include: monkeys, macaws, and toucans. 7
Temperate forest Contains trees that lose their leaves in the fall Have the average temperature of 50°F Gets 50 to 60 inches per year Plants include: azaleas, mountain laurels, and huckleberries Animals include: raccoons, grey squirrels, and cardinals 8
Desert Hot and dry Temperatures go from 77°F to 120°F at maximum Plant include: cactus, brittle bush, and prickly pears Animals include: cactus wren, coyote, and javelina 9
Tundra Barren land The soil is frozen so there are no trees growing Plants include: Arctic moss, bearberry, and arctic willows Animals include: arctic fox, caribou, and ermine 10
Grasslands Are full of grass and sparse amount of trees Plants include: buffalo grass, crazy weed, and sunflower Animals include: red-tailed hawk, monarch butterflies, and eastern cottontail rabbit 11
Taiga Russian word for forest Is very cold Temperature ranges from 30.°F to -65°F Plants include: Balsam fir, Black spruce, and Douglas Fir Animals include: Black Bear, Bobcat, Bald eagle 12
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